(St. George, UT) — Lawmakers have passed the Utah Film Production Incentives Amendments bill, which doubles current tax breaks and incentives for TV and movie production. To get the incentives, crews need to hire locally and within Utah. Kane County Film Commissioner Kelly Stowell says the bill will have a considerable impact and adds rural Utah can become a major player in movies.
Search
Categories
- Events (74)
- Morning Show (1)
- News (32,592)
- Coronavirus (COVID-19) related news and sports stories (533)
- COVID-19 Services Available (2)
- Featured News (1,566)
- Local News (11,056)
- National News (21,339)
- Promotions (5)
- Sounds of Sunday (1,337)
- Conference Reports (496)
- Sunday Fireside (382)
- Sunday Forum (459)
- Sports (12,103)
- Outdoor Corner (10)
- Scores & Schedules (55)
- Sports News – Local (9,363)
- Sports News – National (2,685)
- Uncategorized (125)
Recent Posts
- April 24, 2026
Snow College Commencement Planned for Apr. 30 and May 1
- April 24, 2026
New Data Show Utah Road Rage Peaks In March
- April 23, 2026
Small Majority Of Utah Voters Favor Legal Recreational Pot
- April 23, 2026
BYU Professor Arrested For Child Sex Crimes
- April 23, 2026
Firefighters Prepare For Big Fire Season











